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Originally Posted by Unknown Rabbit
Oh, come on. You've said it stops _spell casting_ before.
Even if we assume it stops magic in general, what you're saying is it can only stop magic if the source of the magic is aware of rabidity's actions, in which case any time someone tried to cast a spell in the rabid pool because they didn't read enough of the topic, their very not knowing they couldn't would mean they could. But they couldn't. Why?
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It DOES stop spellcasting. It just also stops all magic.
Glitching doesn't work by not knowing something exists, It works by knowing something DOESN'T exist.
Actually, since you'll just CyberCafe it anyway, I'll just explain glitching right here by the pool. Glitching works by finding conflicting laws of logic, physics, or knowledge to "glitch" the universe. Running off the theory if a tree falls in the forest and nobody hears it, it does not make a sound, glitching is when multiple laws in the universe conflict to the point that they abort or compraimise. I like it, it takes heavy thinking like magic SHOULD.
And Xion... no.
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